The Echolapse is an echo device that simulates an old tape echo machine.
The time range is 42mS to 900mS.
“Dark” repeats is the result of the Echolapse because the high frequencies are diminished.
It is the same logic with the old tapes when they are old and they cannot be magnetized adequately at high
frequencies.Additionally, the Echolapse is calibrated to have disturbances on the top end of the repeats and
it's the same logic of how the tape friction influences the sound.
It has two echo stages.
In MONO mode provides two different time delays, more headroom and really deep and dark repeats.
Depending on the Tap Tempo, the user can hear the separate time delays that he has adjusted. With fast
Tempo the signal goes to both echo stages and the two time delays are mixed together.
In STE EO mode the signal follows separate paths. That means that you can have separate time delays
which they pan between the two Amps depending on the Tap Tempo. With fast Tempo the signal goes to
both echo stages and stops the panning and the user can hear the two amps in the same time but with
separate time delays.
* On new Echolapses, a toggle switch is installed in order to control the tempo “Automatically” or
“Manually”.
In Auto mode, the switching between the two echo stages is defined and stored by the tap tempo
footswitch.
In Manual mode, e ery time you push the tap tempo footswitch, it changes the echo stage. So you
can any time choose your echo stage you want.
If you want to use it as a single delay, it is also possible!
The only thing you have to do is to plug your output cable to the “Stereo” output jack and to give two fast
Taps. Then, only the “Echo B” works.
The minimum Tempo is 4 seconds and the maximum can be 150mS.
With fast Taps the signal goes to both echo stages
Requirements: 9V DC, 70mA minimum, center negati e power supply.
Dimensions: 146x120x38mm